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Serbia’s exports in March this year increased by 9.3 percent in dinar terms compared with January, while the value of imports rose by 2.2 percent, according to data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia(read more)

German and Austrian media reported that Raiffeisen Bank International AG (RBI) is one step closer to taking over Addiko Bank AG….

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United Group yesterday rejected as unfounded the claims of the group’s founder and minority owner Dragan Šolak that the sale of the media company Adria News Network (ANN) to the Portugal-based fund Alpac Capital(read more)

The Environmental Uprising movement announced yesterday that the company Brebex had cut down around 250 hectares of forest in the area of the village of Brebevnica on Stara Planina for the construction of a solar power(read more)

Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) has decided to suspend the public procurement procedure for professional supervision and consulting services related to the construction of self-balancing solar power plants, Nedeljnik(read more)

Serbian businessman Dragan Šolak, founder and minority owner of United Group, and his associate Viktoriya Boklag have initiated court proceedings in London against three companies under the control of BC Partners, the(read more)

The number of legal entity accounts in banks in Serbia reached 1,364,806 at the end of April, around 60,000 more than at the end of 2024, although the number of companies did not grow at the same pace, according to data(read more)

Chinese companies Linglong and HBIS Group are the first to submit requests to the Serbian Electricity Transmission System (EMS) for the connection of solar power plants to the transmission system under the status of(read more)

The Serbian Polar Research Center, a young scientific organization from Serbia, presented at the fourth international scientific-business conference POLAR 2026 in St…. This content is for Osnovni members only(read more)

The average gross salary in Serbia calculated for March this year amounted to RSD 167,263, while the average salary without taxes and contributions (net) stood at RSD 121,650, the Statistical Office of the Republic of(read more)